Well if you are thinking about ever having a shot at physics, you're going to have to do a lot more college! I'd say... take a year of physics for FREE to figure it out. Good luck...
I already work in a law office.
I've considered what you've said. I'm probably going to take a few courses after graduating and see if it's something I want to commit additional time/resources to.
Perfect. So basically I can work on my prereqs at CC and then enter a uni for their minimum residency time, which is different for each school. At my current school it's only one year.
I understand that you need a degree to get into grad school. I will have a degree, but in a totally unrelated field - international relations. I also understand that I will need a strong background in physics in order to do grad work. The question I'm asking is if I absolutely need to get a...
Zapperz, thank you for recommending this thread for answers to my questions:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=563251
I read through this whole thread and still have a few specific questions regarding preparation for grad work.
Need I only be concerned with preparation for...
I guess I should have specified my math level. The next level of math I'd be in is Calculus.
Thank you for the link to the other thread. I read that. It looks like I'll be having to redo my bachelor's degree. Does anyone know how that works specifically? I can't imagine I'll have to do all...
I have one more semester left in my bachelors degree in International Relations. I would like to do a 180 and continue my education in Physics after I graduate.
A bit of background: I have always been interested in astrophysics and have studied it independently for years. Even though it was...